Executives are way too focused on short-term sales figures rather than building a scalable platform.
Engineers spend 90% of their time investigating "urgent" customer support tickets that constantly interrupt other work.
The only way to succeed and actually get stuff done is to work 60+ hrs/week.
The on-call is insanely bad.
Decent process. It started with a phone interview with Recruiter (Bethany), followed by technical assessments, phone interviews, and a group interview. Every step of the way was well communicated. No surprises.
The recruiter asked for a phone screen, followed by a technical interview with the hiring manager. I was then given a very time-consuming assignment to complete. That was the last part of my process.
Had the recruiter reached out to me almost immediately after I applied to set up an initial call, I would have responded back. However, it took the recruiter about a week to eventually get back to me, stating he was away unexpectedly. I finally had
Decent process. It started with a phone interview with Recruiter (Bethany), followed by technical assessments, phone interviews, and a group interview. Every step of the way was well communicated. No surprises.
The recruiter asked for a phone screen, followed by a technical interview with the hiring manager. I was then given a very time-consuming assignment to complete. That was the last part of my process.
Had the recruiter reached out to me almost immediately after I applied to set up an initial call, I would have responded back. However, it took the recruiter about a week to eventually get back to me, stating he was away unexpectedly. I finally had